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LAND SALE
By virtue of an order from
the court of ordinary of Dade
Ccunty, Georgia, will be sold for
cash, at public outcry, on the
first Tuesday in December, 1950
at the court house door in said
county, between the legal hours
of sale, the tracts of land in
said county described as fol¬
lows: _
Beginning at a point on Quar¬
les Creek on the Tennessee
State Line and running West
with said State line to the cor¬
ner of fractional Lot No. 1 to
John Pearson's Stone corner on
the Alabama State Line; thence
with Pearson’s line east to the
Quarles Creek as it meanders to
the beginning point on the Ten¬
nessee State Line, said tract
containing fifty <50> acres,
more or less
Also the following tract of
land is conveyed, being in the
same county, and State and lo¬
cated in the 19th District and
4th Section, said tract begin¬
ning at a rock known as the
corner rock of ttu: State of Ala¬
bama and Georgia on the Ten¬
nessee State Line ; thence from
said rock Easterly 8 chains to a
sasafras bush; thence South¬
wardly to a Black Oak tree;
thence Northwardly 40 chaias
to the beginning corner, con¬
taining 16 acres, more or lets.
This sale is for the purpose of
distribution.
This the 6th day of Novem¬
ber 1950.
J. M. Carroll,
Adm Estate of A. F. Tripp.
4 t -11-30
LAND SALE
WHEREAS, on the 4th day of
October, 1947, L. G. Jeffrey exe¬
cuted and delivered to W. B.
Cureton a security deed convey¬
ing the property hereinafter
described to secure the pur¬
chase money indebtedness
therein described, which se¬
curity deed is of record in of¬
fice of Clerk of Superior Court
of Dade County, Georgia in
deed book No. 34, page 499, to
which reference Is made for its
term and provisions; And,
WHEREAS, W. B. Cureton
died Testate on July 14, 1950,
and his Last Will and Testa¬
ment has been duly probated in
and is of record in office of the
Ordinary of Dade County,
Georgia, and by the terms ol
said Will the undersigned Car¬
rie W, Cureton was nominated
Eecutrix thereof, and she has
duly qualified as such Executrix
of the Will of W. B. Cureton, de¬
ceased ; And,
WHEREAS, part of the in¬
debtedness secured by said se¬
curity deed has been in default
for more than thirty days, and
the undersigned, electing to
exercise the option contained in
said notes and in said security
deed, has declared all of said
indebtedness to be due and pay¬
able at once, and default has
been made in the payment
thereof.
NOW THEREFORE, because
of such default, and pursuant
to the power and authority
contained in said security deed,
the undersigned Carrie W.
Cureton, Executrix of the Will
of W B Cureton, deceased, will,
on Tuesday the 5th day of De¬
cember, 1950, within the legal
hours of sale, at the court¬
house door in Trenton, Dade
County, Georgia, expose to sale
and will sell, to the best and
highest bidder for cash, the
following described real Dro-
perty, being the same property
described in said security deed,
to-wit:—
Beginning at the northeast
corner of the Horace Taylor
property; thence east along an
unopened street, 250 feet,
or less, to the A G. S. Railway
right of way; thence south
along said right of way 250 feet,
more or less, to the McReynolds
property; thence west 250 feet,
more or less to an established
corner; thence north 250 feet,
more or less, to the point of
beginning. Said lot being in the
City of Trenton, Dade County,
Georgia.
Said property will be sold as
the property of L. G. Jeffrey,
and/or his assigns, and to
divest out of the said L. G. Jef¬
frey and/or his assigns, any and
all right, title, interest, claim
and demand that he, they or
either of them have in and to
said property and to vest same
in the purchaser. Said property
will be sold subject to any state
and county taes owing thereon.
This November 7, 1950.
Carrie W. Cureton, Executrix of
the Will of W. B. Cureton,
deceased.
Bv Maddox J. Hale, Attorney.
4 t -11-30.
LAND SALE
WHEREAS, on the 25th day
February, 1950, Otho Foster,
and wife Gertrude
Foster, executed and
to W. B. Cureton a security
conveying the property
after described to secure the
purchase money
therein described, which
ity deed is of record in office
Clerk of Superior Court of
County, Georgia in deed
No. 38, page 505. to which
ence is made for its terms
provisions; And,
WHEREAS. W. B.
died Testate on July 14,
and his Last Will and Testa¬
ment has been duly
in. and is of record in office of
the Ordinary of Dade
Georgia, and by the terms of
said Will the undersigned Carrie
W. Cureton was nominated Exe¬
cutrix thereof, and she has duly
qualified as such Executrix of
the Will of W. B. Cureton. de¬
ceased; And,
WHEREAS, part of the in¬
debtedness secured by said se¬
curity deed has been in default
for more than thirty days, and
THF DADE COUNTY TIMES, TRENTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 16, 1950
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PEGGY
In Technicolor
Diana Lynn, Charles Coburn
SATURDAY, November 18
Powder River
Rustlers
Allan Lane
SUN., MON., November 19 - 20
Abbott and Costello
In The Foreign Legion
TUESDAY, November 21
Belle of Old Mexico
Robert Rockwell
WEDNESDAY. November 22
WAKE ISLAND
Brian Donlevy
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the undersigned, electing to
exercise the option contained
in tbe notes secured by said se¬
curity deed, has declared all of
said indebtedness to be due and
payable at once, and default
has been made in the payment
thereof.
NOW THEREFORE, because
of such default, and pursuant to
the power and authority con¬
tained in said security deed, the
undersigned Carrie W. Cureton,
Executrix of the Will of W. B.
Cureton, deceased, will, on
Tuesday the 5th day of Decem¬
ber, 1950, within the legal hours
of sale, at the courthouse door
In Trenton, Dade County, Geor¬
gia, expose to sale and will sell,
to the best and highest bidder
for cash, the following described
real property, being the same
property described in said se¬
curity deed, to-wit;—
The following described pro¬
perty in lot of land No. 286 in
the 10th district and 4th sec¬
tion of Dade County, Georgia,
Beginning at a rock corner on
the West boundary line of said
lot, at a point where this tract
of land corners with the South¬
west corner of a tract known as
the Jack Pryor property; thence
South and with the West boun¬
dary line of said number 286, a
distance of 34 feet to a rock cor¬
ner; thence Eastward and par¬
allel with the South boundary
line of a tract formerly owned
by Jack Pryor, a distance of
1289 feet to the West boundary
line Mrs - E - Wade and W.
I [Northward E Cureton and JP r with °P e ’' t Y’i,thence said boun-
dary line of the Wade property
a distance of 34 feet to the said
South boundary line of what
was formerly known as the
Jack Pryor property; thence
Westward and with the said
boundary line of what was for¬
merly known as the Jack Pryor
property a distance of 1289 feet
.o the point of beginning, said
tract containing one acre more
or less and being a fraction of
land lumber 286 in the 10th dis¬
trict and 4th section of Dade
County, Georgia, and known as
the Annie Connor place. Also,
a ten (10) foot strip off of the
Jack Pryor property and on the
outh side of the above tract,
which will make a width of 44
feet on the said Piney Grove
Road.
Said property will be sold as
the property of Otho Foster and
wife Gertrude Wheeler Foster,,
and to divest out of the said
Otho Foster and wife Gertrude
Wheeler Foster any and all
right, title, interest, claim or
demand which they or either of
them may have in and to said
property and vest same in the
purchaser. 1950
This November 8.
Carrie W Cureton, Executrix of
the Will of W. B. Cureton,
deceased.
Bv Maddox J. Hale, Attorney.
4 t —11-30.
CITATION
GEORGIA. DADE COUNTY:
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON¬
CERN:
MRS. JEANETTE BROWN,
having in due form applied to
me for permanent letters of ad¬
ministration upon the estate of
Isaac Andrew Brown, deceased,
this is to notify the next of kin
and creditors of the said Isaac
Andrew Brown, deceased, that
said application will be heard
before me at the regular De¬
cember Term, 1950, at the Court
of Oridinary of said County
WITNESS MY HAND AND
SEAL this 30 day of October.
1950.
A. W. Peck,
Ordinary, Dade County, Georgia
DADE HIGH
dflatter —
By Norma Parson
Last Friday the Dade High
“Wildcats” lost to Bridgeport,
Ala, by a score of 38-12. Per¬
haps the weather froze them
up. Come on team we’ve got to
win the last game of the season
next Friday.
The Wildcats play Dunlap,
Tennessee next Friday Novem¬
ber 17, at 3:30 o’clock, at
Brown’s Staudium. So come on
students since this is the last
game of the season, but also the
last game for several of the
players. Let’s really show the
boys our appreciation for such
a fine job they've done this
year!
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK
You don’t have to always leave
your right arm to get a loam
these days. At some places they
will except the left.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
What Is your Pet Peeve?
No lights in the class rooms—
Barbara Hatfield.
Standing In lunch line so long
—Sue Riddle.
People that think they’re
smart—Margaret Clark.
Tests—Sara Chambers.
The school building—Flora
Lee Lyn.
Not being able to talk In class
—Jo Page.
Women—Cecil Massey.
English class—Edward Wells.
Talking when we should be
listening—Nell Hibbs, Carolyn
Hartline and Juanita Holmes.
Writing up the news column
—Norma Parson.
Carrying love notes—Lorene
Puckett.
Gossip—Eva Mae Smith.
Boys—Elizabeth Bradford.
“WE DIG UP ALL THE DIRT”
It looks as if a certain senior
boy and girl likes English class
since the boy leaves his book at
home.
Henry K. is really popular
with the 9th grade girls.
Don’t get excited boys! That
“Come Hither” look in Norma
P’s eyes is for a certain Junior
only.
The cheerleaders are very po¬
pular with the football boys. I
think they’ve been flirting with
some of the other girls boy
friend.
Randal Mayhew doesn’t know
what place to play in football
after as long as he has played.
What about it Randal?
A Certain girl is doing pretty
good at taking her best girl
friend’s boy friend.
Gee some of us poor girls up
here had better really get in a
rush unless we want to be old
maids all our life. The wedding
bells are really going to ring
Christmas for several of the
girls at D.H.S.
WANT ADS
Wanted—All my wishes to
come true In about three
months. Elizabeth Bradford.
Wanted—Johnny Murphy, our
postman to start running cn
holidays. Faye Bryan.
Wanted—A set of rings for
Christmas. Lessie Hampton.
Wanted—Somenoe to take me
to the football games. Peggy
Renfroe.
Wanted—Enough money to
buy Ronnie Crane a pair of
glasses. The 9-A Class.
Wanted—A better jack to
change tires with. Melford Me
Donald.
Davis 4-H Style Show
Features Sewing and
Modeling by Girls
The Davis 4-H Club held its
regular meeting November 8.
The president, Barbara Shaw,
opened the meeting with the
4-H pledge. Sarah Ann Gaddis
read the minutes of the last
meeting.
Marion Bates and Shirley
Stallings led two songs, "Home
on the Range” and ’“Little Tom
Tinker.”
Joy Carrell gave the devo-
toinal.
A style show followed, with
girls who are taking sewing as
a project modeling skirts,
dresses, and scarves. Mrs. Ellis,
Mrs. White, and Mrs. Pace, all
from Trenton, were judges.
They did a fine job judging the
clothes and offered helpful
suggestions to the girls who
were in the show.
Joyce Ellis, reporter.
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DAVIS TATTUNGS
By “Rosenna”
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Everyone is all aglow with ex¬
citement over the opening bas¬
ketball game with Douglas,
Thursday night. The boys have
new suits and a new coach. And
we have two new cheerleaders,
Joyce Boatner and Harold Ro¬
chester with Betty Hartline and
Barbara Jean Shaw returning
from last year. And they also
have new cheerleader uniforms.
We see no r e a s p.n why we
shouldn’t start with a winning
streak the first thing. Every
one wishes both teams a very
successful season.
As we f und ou'-selve' ram¬
bling through the halls at Da¬
vis, we found students that were
in need of a few things. So we
said we’d see what we could do
about it.
WANTED*
A boy friend, preferably a
football player. Evelyn Meeks.
Easier history tests. The 10th
grade.
' To win our game with Dou¬
glas. The boys basketball team.
A homeroom. Charles Rich¬
ards. j
Someone who knows a lot
about Algebra. Mary Faye Gil¬
breath.
Joe Burnet Freeman. Jo Dear-
man .
OVERHEARD
That Charles Underwood
wants to go to Dade High. Why?
Ask Charles.
That Mrs. Elliott wants some
students that can pass her his¬
tory tests.
That Betty Crisp can’t con¬
centrated in her lessons any¬
more. Wha’s wrong Betty?
Oh l yes. Who is the guy that
Maxim Crisp has been seen with
lately? Couldn’t be Jimmy Mar¬
tin could it?
“WHAT’S YOUR PET
EXPRESSION?”
Joyce Boatner: “Melvin”.
Rebecca Gray: “Gosh!”
Jimmy Stallings: “Smoke and
Rockets”.
Joyce Burgess: “I couldn’t go
so far as to say that”.
Rose Ann Walls: “Shuckins,
Mamma don’t care”.
Betty Patton: "Flip-Fire”.
Etton Guffey: “Golly-Moses”.
Mrs. Ballard: (This was cen¬
LET US DO YOUR JOB WORK
THE DADE COUNTY TIMES
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